Mama and Me    by Bette Nunn
Price: $5.99 USD. 300220 words. Language: English. Published by Fideli Publishing on April 11, 2012. Nonfiction » Entertainment » History & Criticism.
Includes many of the “Mama and Me” and “Bette’s Barbs” columns written for The Martinsville Reporter and The Reporter-Times in Martinsville, IN, for the last half century. The columns talk about things that happened—births, deaths, schools, store openings, fires, crimes, store closings, historical events, tragedies, wars, events in Martinsville and Morgan County, and stories about local people.

Horrors! Cults, Crimes, & Creepers    by Stephen R. Bissette
Price: $3.99 USD. 135780 words. Language: English. Published by Crossroad Press  on September 14, 2012. Nonfiction » Entertainment » Entertainment industry.
Creeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeekkk! Welcome… to Horrors! Cults, Crimes, & Creepers— The tomb door swings open, and grizzled tomb-tender Stephen Bissette offers you a grisly guided tour to the millennial horror, crime, and cult feature films released on video and DVD from 1999-2001. Open the coffins—er, pages—and they’re all here.

Animal Movies Guide    by Staci Layne Wilson
Price: $3.99 USD. 156090 words. Language: English. Published on December 9, 2012. Nonfiction » Entertainment » History & Criticism.
Designed especially for animal-loving movie buffs, this all-inclusive film reference contains 90 complete reviews of movies in which a primary character is an animal (genres include animated, western, horror, comedy, drama, and more). There are flash reviews and synopses of nearly 1,000 animal movies spanning from the 1920s to the present.

From the Ridiculous to the Sublime    by Andy Courtney
Price: $2.99 USD. 100950 words. Language: British English. Published on November 8, 2012. Nonfiction » Entertainment » History & Criticism.
a collection of remarkable short stories to astonish and amaze.

The Collected Cinema Knife Fight: Volume 1 (2004-2009)    by Mike Arruda & L. L. Soares
Price: $4.99 USD. 138940 words. Language: English. Published by Bob Booth on September 19, 2012. Nonfiction » Entertainment » History & Criticism.
If Siskel and Ebert had had a sardonic sense of humor and an obsession with the macabre, they'd have been Michael Arruda and L.L. Soares, whose column Cinema Knife Fight has been praised by luminaries like Craig Shaw Gardner, Philip Nutman, John Shirley and Gary Raisor. Now, their first five years of ping-pong banter, random guest appearances, and insightful film critique are available here.